Что делать если лагает tmodloader
После того, как вы скопировали код, заходим в библиотеку Steam.
Находим tModLoader, нажимаем «Свойства»:
Переключаемся на вкладку «Бета-версии» и вставляем с помощью Ctrl+V полученный код в поле, после этого нажимаем «Проверить код» и нажимаем на появившуюся синюю кнопку «Вступить»:
После этого у вас должна начаться загрузка дополнительных файлов. Подтверждением того, что у вас теперь 1.4 Alpha, будет префикс после tModLoader в библиотеке:
Нажимаем на кнопку «Играть», у нас должна появиться командная строка, после чего запустится сам tModLoader 1.4:
Как вы видите, это действительно 1.4 версия, и теперь все кнопки отвечающие за моды находятся в меню «Мастерская»:
По аналогии с 1.3, загрузка модов и их инстанция остались прежними:
Если у вас остались какие-либо вопросы, напишите в комментариях, разберёмся.
Что делать если лагает tmodloader
tModLoader 64-bit will open up more abilities for a near-unlimited* capacity in order to mix and match more mods of larger sizes!!
We were getting too many comments about questions that have already been answered for in the guide already or repeated time and time again, or simple fixes that take common knowledge to solve. IF you have an issue read the guide FIRST before making any sort of comment within the Discord server.
If you have issues, please DO NOT add any authors of this guide or message on their profile page. We use Steam for many reasons, and trouble shooting personal problems is not one of them; that is the Discord’s purpose and this guide’s purpose.
If you still happen to have any issues that ARE NOT in this guide, please join the Discord found under «Additional Resources», thank you.
It’s amazing to see that Terraria’s unofficial mod ‘tModLoader’ has finally been officially endorsed and ported over to Steam as it’s own little feature, a big Re-Logic seal of approval, however, there are a few things that can limit the experience of users such as the infamous ‘4GB memory limit’ or mods throwing a tantrum which can lead to a browser crash.
In a solution to some of these issues, there has been a developer working on and creating a 64bit port of tModLoader which overhauls the game and provides a solution to some of the issues faced, while also giving the user more memory to play with, so long as they have the RAM to spare.
Some work needs to be done, however, to get this version of tModLoader to work, and this guide aims to support you through the process of downloading, installing and troubleshooting anything you will need support with, else, providing you with the necessary resources and tools you may need.
Hi, I’m an admin on the tModLoader 64-bit discord and work directly with Dradonhunter11 in making sure everything runs smoothly.
This gets the seal of approval from our team, I guess.
As mentioned above, you need to own a legal copy of Terraria and for both Terrarria and tModLoader to be installed and be unmodified. Once you have both applications installed, you can then proceed with the rest of the guide.
Self-explanatory. The base game is required to play the modified version of Terraria, let alone vanilla Terraria.
You’ll need to install the base 32-bit version of tModLoader to be able to modify and work on installing the 64-bit version.
• 64 Bit Operating system *Windows*
• 4GBs of RAM (Minimum)
Once you’re viewing the correct version, make your way to the bottom of the release where it’s labelled «Assets», it should look something like below. This is where you should make a choice depending on your hardware.
If for whatever reason you cannot or do not want to install through GitHub, you can instead install through MEGA where you can find the same files.
Due to Steam policy against pirating and MEGA links, I cannot directly share the link in this guide, so to find it please instead go to the Terraria Forum’s post ‘[1.3] tModLoader FNA (32bit/64bit) (Branch of tML) [forums.terraria.org] ‘ by Dradonhunter11, and under the «Downloads» heading you can find a link to the download files. Within this area, you can also find an alternative route to find the GitHub page as referenced above.
Once the zip folder has been downloaded, you’ll need to unpack/extract (vel unzip) the folder and it’s contents. If you don’t have a program like WinRAR or 7zip you can select the ‘Extract All’ option when you right-click the zipped folder, and then selecting ‘Extract’ in the new window.
Open the new folder where you extracted the contents of the zipped folder, it should have the same name, and select all items inside and select cut.
If done correctly, the directory for tModLoader should look like below.
If you feel as if you do not need to install the Vulkan version of tModLoader 64-bit, please skip this step!
If you need to install the Vulkan version of tModLoader 64-bit, please be sure you have completed the installation steps above for ‘tModLoader 64-bit’!
Installing the additional files required for the Vulkan version is pretty easy and simple. Download the ‘tmodloader_x64_vulkan.zip’ file, unpack/extract (vel unzip) the folder and it’s contents. Open the new folder where you extracted the contents of the zipped folder, it should have the same name, and select all items inside and select cut.
Once you have cut the files, open the tModLoader folder, right-click anywhere within the folder and select ‘paste’, otherwise, you can press CTRL + V on your keyboard. You may be prompted to replace files, and if this is the case you will want to select the option to ‘Replace the files in the destination’.
If done correctly, the directory for tModLoader should look like below.
Once you have completed the tasks above, you should now be ready to launch tModLoader. When doing so, the load up will look different as to how it may normally, which is perfectly normal and how it will look, launching a console which will look similar to below.
Do not close this console, as doing so will cause tModLoader 64 bit to close. Once Terraria has opened, you should be met with the tModLoader logo, and at the bottom left on the main menu, you should see the text «Running in tML 64 bit mode» or similar next to the version number.
With that said, enjoy playing tModLoader with much larger memory size, and have fun!
If you have an issue with tModLoader which crashes before it can load the main menu, hold left shift while loading which will skip loading the mods. Once you have, disable most of your mods, reload the mods, and test to see if the problem is still happening.
If it is still happening, continue the loop of disabling more suspect mods, reloading and testing.
If there are no more mods in the list, then there is a potential error with tModLoader which would need to be reported to the developers, by following the Discord at the bottom of this Guide.
If the problem doesn’t occur after testing, enable the mods in your list one (1) by one (1) until the problem reappears. Once it does, take note of the mod that has caused the issues and report it to the developers, by following the Discord at the bottom of this guide, else, comment below the mod for me to test and forward on your behalf.
If your character(s) are getting corrupted, the world isn’t loading, the world backup isn’t loading, the game crashes upon entering the world, or issues similar, follow the steps above by disabling half the mods, reloading, testing and seeing if the issue still occurs, or if it’s caused by a single mod.
Ripped directly from the tModLoader 32bit Discord server.
I’d recommend Verifying the Integrity of Game Files (tModLoader > Properties > Local Files > Verify Integrity of Game Files) and try to reinstall 64-bit tModLoader.
This is usually the work of a faulty mod — see 64-bit tModLoader’s incompatible or unstable mods at the bottom of this guide. To find out which mod is causing this, you should be able to access the logs folder, and it should be just over the error you had encountered in the window that appeared.
If you’re unable to find the mod, share the log file within the 64-bit tModLoader Discord server, else, jump to ««I have a problem with tModLoader»«.
If this occurs, then you have potentially attempted to unsuccessfully uninstall the 64-bit version of tModLoader or unsuccessfully attempted to replace it with the 32-bit version of tModLoader, or your Terraria directory has the vanilla game files, typically via verifying files.
If you planned to uninstall the 64-bit version of tModLoader/revert to 32-bit tModLoader, then you should wipe all the files under tModLoader and the verify your files (Right Click tModLoader > Properties > Local Files > Verify Integrity of Files)
Note: This can also occur even with the vanilla versions of Terraria and tModLoader.
Follow the solutions to «System.BadImageFormatException: An attempt was made to load a program with an incorrect format».
Note: This can also occur even with the vanilla versions of Terraria and tModLoader.
In short: Yep, provided both of you are on the same version of tModLoader.
You’re able to play multiplayer, both dedicated servers and via connecting to a friend hosting it off their PC, if you are playing on a 64 bit client but your friend isn’t, then your friend has to host the server and decide the mods since the 32 bit player is limited in ram, you can then just normally connect to your friend.
When tModLoader 32 bit pushes an update through Steam, Steam will only modify files that are native to tModLoader. This will include the executable file, but none of the DLLs that tModLoader relies on. Thus, the game will fail and a BadImageFormat exception will occur. Unfortunately, you will either have to switch to 32-bit tModLoader or wait for a new version of 64-bit tModLoader to be released.
tModLoader Can’t download mods. (and other bugs)
Spaghetti56
Official Terrarian
So I recently changed over to the steam version of tModloader and checked the mods I had downloaded on the browser and it said I had none so I went to download one, I tried to download Cheat sheet to give an example and it wouldn’t download it would got o the progress bar and then go back to the browser or would stay stuck on the progress bar, this isn’t limited to just Cheat sheet, I tried multiple mods and none will download. I checked the folder where mods are downloaded to and I already had a bunch in there that weren’t appearing on the mods I had installed in game so I deleted those files as I thought that was the problem (trying to install cheat sheet when cheat sheet is already installed etc.) but no luck. All help would be appreciated.
[Update] This is a separate bug but I can’t delete characters or worlds and un-fravouriting a character or world causes my cursor to get stuck on the favourite button continuously fravouriting and un-fravouriting the character/world.
[Update] Leaving a world will cause the game to crash.
mrpurply
Steampunker
So I recently changed over to the steam version of tModloader and checked the mods I had downloaded on the browser and it said I had none so I went to download one, I tried to download Cheat sheet to give an example and it wouldn’t download it would got o the progress bar and then go back to the browser or would stay stuck on the progress bar, this isn’t limited to just Cheat sheet, I tried multiple mods and none will download. I checked the folder where mods are downloaded to and I already had a bunch in there that weren’t appearing on the mods I had installed in game so I deleted those files as I thought that was the problem (trying to install cheat sheet when cheat sheet is already installed etc.) but no luck. All help would be appreciated.
[Update] This is a separate bug but I can’t delete characters or worlds and un-fravouriting a character or world causes my cursor to get stuck on the favourite button continuously fravouriting and un-fravouriting the character/world.
[Update] Leaving a world will cause the game to crash.
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NOTE: It is required that all your friends also install TML if you want to play together; it is not possible for vanilla users to play with TML users.
SUPPORT
Looking for some help? You can receive support on our forum thread on Terraria Community Forums or our Discord server! These are our best places to get support, and they are both linked directly from our Website, which you will find below on our Steam Store Page.
tModLoader is an open-source project. This means the code is publicly available and anyone can make contributions to the project. Our project can be found on Github, linked via our Website.
Do you want to learn more about the inner workings for tModLoader? Maybe you want to use tModLoader right now? You can get started with our guide for players linked below on our Steam Page under «View the Manual. There are also pages for developers and contributors. Our wiki is filled with guides that learn you how to mod using tModLoader.
Here are some important things to know when you Install and get ready to dive into tModLoader:
How will this affect me? Will my mods still work when Terraria 1.4 is released?
When the Terraria 1.4 update happens, your current Terraria install will automatically update to 1.4, thereby making any current non-Steam tModLoader install unable to load due to these version differences.
To fix this, simply install tModLoader via Steam! tModLoader on Steam is installed independently from Terraria, with a separate entry in your Steam library, allowing you to switch between Terraria and tModLoader just by launching the version of the game you wish to play. Your mods, players, and worlds will all still be there.
Does this mean tModLoader has updated to 1.4?
No, that is still to come. tModLoader on Steam means tModLoader (on 1.3.5) and Terraria (on 1.4) will coexist without any effort from the user.
I currently use tModLoader 64 bit, how will that work?
tModLoader on Steam is launching with the 32 bit version of the application. We are still discussing potential ways to bring 64 bit along perhaps sometime in the future.. At the very least, you’ll should be able to manually install 64 bit over regular tModLoader as you have up until now. (It’ll just be in the tModLoader folder now, instead of Terraria)
What about Steam workshop support?
Steam Workshop is planned, but won’t be part of the initial release.
